EU KIDS Act: the Commission asks for feedback until November 26
The Commission asks children, parents, teachers and platforms for feedback on its proposal for children's online safety.
Source of truthdigital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/…/commiss…The European Commission announced on October 2, 2026 that it is gathering feedback on its EU KIDS Act proposal. According to the Commission, the proposal introduces a social media delay, safety-by-design rules, privacy-preserving age assurance and effective enforcement. The page does not say which exact age limit it sets. Children, parents, guardians, teachers and the platforms covered by the proposal can give feedback until November 26, 2026 (midnight Brussels time). The Commission will summarize all responses and present them to the European Parliament and the Council for the legislative debate.
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